CRC ORE Annual Assembly 2016
30 November 2016
Curtin University, Perth
PRESENTATIONS
Presentations are available to Participants in the Presentations section of the Members Area
Session 1: Making innovation stick |
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Session Chair |
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Official welcome |
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Transformative technology, tranformative business models and radical efficiency |
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CRC ORE's unique new innovation pathway to drive success |
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Experience of a start up: the insider look at fast failure and fast rewards |
Session 2: Innovating the future |
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Session Chair |
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IES commercialisation innovation |
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Innovation springboard: CRC ORE's Development Programs |
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Grade uplift for copper and gold via bulk ore sorting |
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LIBS instrumentations for mining applications: facts, challenges and future |
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AMIRA P9Q: translating research into industry tools for operational improvement |
Session 3: Validating innovation on site |
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Session Chair |
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Validating innovation on site |
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CRC ORE's collaborative on-site work |
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Innovation at AngloGold Ashanti |
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The conduit of hot new ideas and the role of the new Implementation Council |
Session 4: Delivering innovation value |
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Session Chair |
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Delivering innovation value |
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New technologies blast onto the scene and experience of embedding one of our team with CRC ORE |
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METS Ignited's new vision and its collaborative venture with CRC ORE |
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Wrap-up and actions |
Event wrap up
CRC ORE Annual Assembly 2016
30 November 2016
Curtin University, Perth
30 November 2016: Key players including Mining industry leaders, METS Participants and Researchers, together with stakeholders from the broader mining industry flocked to Curtin University’s Bentley Campus in Perth on 30 November for CRC ORE’s Annual Assembly 2016.
Aptly themed "unlocking and fast-tracking new value for the minerals sector", the day’s packed agenda focused on how CRC ORE and its Participants are working to develop and deploy innovative world-class technology. This focussed on effecting a step change in value across the whole-of-mine system, which is one of the underlying principles of CRC ORE’s second funding term.
CRC ORE set the scene early with how new technology and solutions will be nurtured and expedited through CRC ORE’s new Innovation Pathway. Attendees enjoyed an upbeat talk on transformative business models and radical efficiency from thought-leader, Peter Bryant. A talk on fast failure and fast reward in the world of start-ups also captured the audience’s imagination.
The day’s agenda then set about showcasing major initiatives from within mining operations, METS businesses and research projects. A line up of mining industry leaders took to the podium to illustrate the cutting edge research, implementation strategies and step change technologies that, if successful, will transform the mining sector. A recurring theme across the presentations was the need to maintain a dogged focus on the integration of point solutions into dynamic, more profitable whole-of-mine scenarios.
Presentations from the 2016 Annual Assembly have been published on the password-accessible members area of the CRC ORE website.
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